The day after Robby Mook, the head of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign for the presidency, implicated her at the top of a conspiracy to link Donald Trump with a Russian bank in 2016, I could find no mention of it in the leading newspapers of the Republic, save the Wall Street Journal.
The Journal covered Mook's testimony thus in its first paragraph on page A4: "Hillary Clinton approved of an effort in the months before the 2016 election to provide the press with research purporting to show a computer link between the company of her GOP rival, Donald Trump, and a Russian bank, her presidential campaign manager Robby Mook testified on Friday." Said the Times on this important piece of news on Saturday, ".
Then the Clintons' Episodic Apologists in the media come alive for a month or two before falling asleep again.
During the Whitewater scandals, I would pop into New York City and make the rounds of the media to see if any of the know-it-alls had any word of the current scandal - scandals have been emanating from the Clintons for at least 40 years.
We published the first Troopergate story about Arkansas state troopers pimping for Clinton in late 1993, and the media said nothing until the Los Angeles Times was coerced by me to publish their story.
Then the newspapers waited days to publish their stories, which largely covered up for the Clintons.
Mook on Friday was testifying on behalf of Michael Sussmann, a high-powered Democratic lawyer and accused Clinton lawyer.
https://spectator.org/clinton-another-big-story-the-press-missed/
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